Legion of Frontiersmen, Independent Command - CANADA

AFTER ACTION
Final Quarter Report
October - December 2014:
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Another very successful year of volunteering has drawn to a close and I submit the usual report of the LFICC for October, November and December 2014. All members look forward to continuing our duties in 2015.
During this final quarter the following duties were performed:

	8 duties were carried out at the Salvation Army centre in Tisdale sorting items delivered there - proceeds for local charities
	Medical Car - On 1 occasion a local resident was transported to and from Nipawin hospital.

	Food catering duties were carried out at the Codett "Pot Luck" supper and 1 duty at the Ridgedale "Fall Supper".
	Helping Hands - Our lone member with musical talent again helped entertain at various seniors centres and care homes on 11 occasions. On 5 occasions hot meals were distributed to local house bound elderly people. On 12 occasions 2 of our members visited sick and elderly people in hospital.
	Nipawin "Sales Day" - Catering and door duties carried out at the local Seniors Hall.
	Our Annual Awards Day Ceremony - Held on 18th October in the Melfort Masonic Hall and was, once again, enjoyed by all who attended. Those who qualified for awards were: Superintendent Candice Wallin was presented with the Command 'Honour badge". Captain Annabelle Hanson awarded the "Hallamshire Medal of Merit" Captain Wallace Hanson awarded the "Hallamshire Medal of Merit" Vice-Captain Joyce Wilson received her Commission Commissioner Albert Hilliar received his Commission Captain (LF) A. Hanson was awarded "Volunteer of the Year" for outstanding service during the past 12 months. (See photo's below). Immediately after the meeting we held our annual Yule Tide (or Christmas) meal which was once again very enjoyable. The command had purchased gifts for all in attendance as a mark of our appreciation for all the hard work carried out during this year.
	Salvation Army "Kettles" - on 2 occasions during December members of the troop "manned" this post in Nipawin.
	Remembrance Day (11th November) - Members on duty in Fort Vermillion (Alberta), Melfort (Saskatchewan), Tisdale (Saskatchewan as well as in the U.K. where the UK Command attended Parades in Leeds, in Yorkshire and in Hucknell, Nottinghamshire. .
	Our command Christmas dinner was held at the farm belonging to Jim and Joyce Wilson and a great time was had by all.